British Values
List of services
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Respect for YourselfList Item 1
Our Digital Literacy Curriculum encourages children to be responsible digital citizens and to protect themselves.
Our PSHE Curriculum promotes good physical and mental health and our RSE Curriculum encourages children to make choices based on self-respect and mutual respect.
Our D and T Curriculum encourages children to take care of their bodies through healthy eating.
Our PE Curriculum encourages children to prioritise healthy eating and exercise both at school and at home.
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Respect for the LawList Item 2
Our Digital Literacy Curriculum encourages children to be Law abiding digital citizens and to protect themselves.
Our History Curriculum (Y4) explores the important contribution that citizens make to the creation of law in a democracy.
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Respect for the WorldList Item 3
Our Geography Curriculum highlights the positive and negative impact that human beings can have on our environment (Y3 – Climate Change and Flooding in the UK, Y4 -Sustainable Energy in Iceland, Y5 Deforestation in S. America).
Our Science Curriculum examines Climate Change in relation to its negative effects on animal habitats. (Y4)
Our Art Curriculum (Y4) encourages children to use art as a tool for social commentary in order to effect positive change in our world.
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Respect for Our Own and Other CulturesList Item 4
Our RE Curriculum celebrates the Britain’s religious diversity.
Our History Curriculum celebrates our growth and accomplishments from the Stone age to the present day.
Our Art Curriculum celebrates the work of a culturally diverse range of artists from across the globe.
Our Ancient History Curriculum includes a diverse range of cultures and explores their positive influence on our lives.
Our Geography Curriculum encourages children to explore the differences and similarities in lifestyle of people from different continents and cultures across the globe. ( KS1 – Africa, KS2 – N. America and S. America)
Our Geography Curriculum celebrates the positive aspects of cultural diversity in cities such as San Francisco (Y6) and Rio de Janeiro(Y5).
Our PSHE Curriculum is comprehensive and promotes tolerance and understanding. (LGBTQ)
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Respect for Democracy
In KS2 - Our History Curriculum encourages children to reflect on the positive and negative aspects of our Colonial past and specifically examines the contribution made by the ancient Greeks to the development of Democracy.
Our School Council supports children’s understanding of democracy.
